Prince Harry makes the first public look after explosive BBC interview

• Prince Harry participates in Las Vegas at a conference in support of his convicted mother’s charity, the Diana Award
• He was united at the event by the Diana Award CEO Dr. Tessy Ojo, and it marked Prince’s first public appearance since he gave an explosive interview after the loss of his legal appeal to restore his security in the UK
• May 6 also marked Harry’s son Prince Archie’s sixth birthday, as well as the second anniversary of the crown of his father, King Charles

Prince Harry is in Las Vegas to support the only charity organization established in memory of his mother, Princess Diana.

The event that supports Diana Award marks his first public appearance Since he gave a bomb shell interview about losing his legal appeal to restore their security in the UK

On May 6, the Duke of Sussex, 40, went out in Las Vegas to participate in ServiceNow’s Knowledge 2025 conference. People confirmed exclusively that he would join the Diana Award CEO Dr. Tessy Ojo At the summit to launch the charity Promise to invest initiativeA campaign that encourages companies to invest in the next generation of youth leadership.

At the event, Harry participated in a discussion that hosted two Diana Legacy Award receiver – Sikander ‘Sonny’ Khan, from Michigan and Christina Williams from Jamaica. The conversation focused on youth leadership and how employers can proactively create ways for young people to come in and enjoy the workplace.

“Through the Diana Award, I have had the privilege of meeting young people who have transformed adversities into action. It is not only inspiring – it is the kind of unused potential that we cannot afford to overlook,” Harry said. “Too many young people are locked up from leadership lines because we have failed to build truly inclusive and available paths.”

He added, “This generation is not waiting for permission to lead – they are already doing.

When he turned to the two older prize winners and the panelists, Harry said: “Every single young person has potential. From a younger generation point of view, in an apathetic world, there is more empathy in this generation than I have ever seen before. When they stand up for themselves and stand up in their communities, that is what we need to be both free.

The Diana Award was founded in 1999, inspired by Princess Diana’s belief that young people have the power to change the world. It acts as one of the only charity organizations such as her sons, Prince Harry and Prince WilliamBoth still supports after the Duke of Sussex Go back from his royal role in the UK 2020.

6 May is also a meaningful day on the royal calendar, as it marks Prince Sarker6 anniversary (like Meghan Markle marked with one New photo on Instagram) and the second anniversary of King Charles“Coronation.

Last week, a British judge dismissed Prince Harry’s legal appeal To restore his automatic, state -funded security, while in his home country he has long struggled in one case.

Duke of Sussex’s legal team has described this legal struggle as A struggle for his lifeAnd he all won the BBC in an interview that was broadcast later on the day of May 2.

“I can’t see a world where I would bring my wife and children back to Britain at this time,” he said in a burning revelation about the idea of ​​traveling back without security protection. Duke of Sussex and his wife share son Prince Sarker And daughter Princess LiliBet3.

“They will miss is, yes, everything,” he added about his children, which he and Meghan raise California. “I love my country. I’ve always done. Despite what some people in that country have done.”

Harry added, “I miss Britain, I miss parts of the UK, of course I do,” adds, “I think it’s really sad that I will not be able to show my children my home country.”

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Stripping of safety is said to have aggravated the fractures in the middle of a strained relationship between Harry and King Charles. The Duke of Sussex’s legal team claims that the courts failed to judge the risks he and his family pose properly because the king is ceremonial head of state, Harry has proposed that his Father can help restore security He is fighting for, An idea that the palace denies.

“All of these issues have been repeatedly reviewed and carefully by the courts, with the same conclusion that is reached at any time,” said a spokesman for the palace on Friday.